Declarative Referential Integrity (DRI) is a SQL Server term specifically applying to the assigning of permissions to users on a database object. Giving DRI permission to a database user allows them to add foreign key constraints on a table.^[1]

References

While DRI is a type of permission in SQL Server the concept is generic and not specific to SQL Server. For a better treatment than above see http://www.cvalde.net/document/declaRefIntegVsTrig.htm

1. ^ Chigrik, Alexander (2003-08-13). "Managing Users Permissions on SQL Server". Database Journal. Retrieved on 2006-12-17.

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